HomeAustraliaAustralia
Print Friendly Version



Australia
New Zealand
United Kingdom
U.S.A


 


http://www.themara.com.au/Online/

 
London, United KingdomFri May 18 03:13am
Migration Matters News


Date: 2010-11-08

The Australian Capital Territory (ACT) State Migration Plan for General Skilled Migration has been released.


The Australian Capital Territory (ACT) state Migration Plan for sponsorship under Subclasses 176 and 886 General Skilled Migration (GSM) visa applications has been signed and applications will open Monday 8 November 2010.

The ACT (“eligibility list”): can be viewed on the ACT Cheif Minister's Department website.

VERIFICATION OF ‘LIMITED’ OCCUPATIONS
The SMP Occupation List will be updated on a regular basis to show the current status of the demand against each occupation. A ‘limited’ occupation indicates that the current ACT target for this occupation is almost met. Applicants seeking nomination of a ‘limited’ occupation must have the occupation verified by the SBM Unit before an application for nomination is lodged. ‘Limited’ occupations that have not being verified will be refused without further processing.

Occupations not on the SMP Occupation List
Canberra residents who do not have an occupation on the SMP Occupation List may still apply for nomination if:
• their occupation is on the DIAC Skilled Occupation List (Schedule 4);
• they have been employed full time in Canberra for at least twelve months before applying; and
• the position is available for at least two years and located in Canberra.

English language ability.
- for ANZSCO Major Group 1 – hold a current IELTS result with a score 7 in each band (regardless of passport held);
- for all other ANZCO Major Groups (2, 3, 4, 5, 6 or 7), either:
¨ hold a passport from the United Kingdom; Canada; New Zealand; United States of America; Republic of Ireland; or
¨ hold an IELTS result with a minimum score of 7 in speaking and 7 overall.

PROCESSING OF COMPLETE APPLICATIONS
A ‘complete’ application includes all the required forms, fee and supporting documents when it is lodged.
• If an application is ‘complete’ the case officer can make a decision without having to contact the client for further information.
Applications which are submitted ‘incomplete’ will be recommended for refusal.

PRIORITY OF PROCESSING
Complete applications for nomination will generally be processed within 60 working days. Applicants should note that this timeframe may vary depending on demand.

CONTACT US TODAY TO DISCUSS YOUR ELIGIBILITY

A list of the occupations which feature on the ACT State Migration Plan are as follows:



Back to NewsBack to News



TopTop
Trusted Companiesfees & Services



Migration Newsletters
 
Latest Newsletters
Migration News - 07/2011
Migration News - 09/2007
Newsletter Archive
Subscribe


Migration Headlines
 
New Victorian State Migration Plan released

On 21 September 2011, the new Victorian State Migration Plan (SMP) was released.

Read the full article
 
 
PRESS: Owen Harris explains "How to employ tradespeople from overseas".

Owen Harris has recently had an article published in the Australasian Paint and Panel magazine on "How to employ tradespeople from overseas".

Read the full article
 
 
New Skilled Occupation List 1 July 2011 - Occupations removed and added

DIAC has released a new Skilled Occupation List (schedule 3), Annual Update of Skilled Occupation List - 1 July 2011

Read the full article
 
News Archive

  The information on these pages is as up to date as possible, however, it is best to consult a Migration Matters advisor as they will be aware of any changes made to the immigration laws. Migration Agent Registration Numbers 0324641 0427632 0851294
Fully Licensed New Zealand Immigration Adviser - IAA Number 201000736

[ Privacy Statement ] [ Migration Agents Code of Conduct ]

In Australia - Migration Matters (AUST) Pty Ltd. ABN 52124512367
In the UK - Migration Matters (UK) Ltd. Registered in England No:4675885
US, Canada & UK works are undertaken by Optimus Law Group

© 2003-2012 Site Designed by Finesse Internet Ltd.
Maintained by NetInvent Australia  
Australia Migration Matters Canada Migration Matters New Zealand Migration Matters United Kingfom Migration Matters United States of America Migration Matters